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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your spPe- tite Is poor, you are bothered with the Headache, you are fidgetty nervous snh generally out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up, but not with stimulsnts' spring medicines,or bitters. which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky and which stimulate you for an hour' snd then leave you in worse condition than before. Whst youi want IS an alterasive that will purify your blood, start healthy action Of Liver and hid- neys, restore your yi,slity, and give renewed health and strenstS. such 8 me- dioine you will ind in Electric bit- ters, and only 50 cents bottle st Geo. Martins Drug St0fs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
n.....0-n Arizona Railroads.

Tina Boston Daily Advertiser Tn their eonc;aI ooiunns call attention to the ~ .-- naw -silroads. one now being built t~S S ,bs other projected from Flagstaff ano a1s ' of tbe Mineral Belt that it trav- "a It se ora of the finest lumber regions oi inc southwest, striking tne center ol a large mining region at ui9oS. opeAAll ing of the projected Grand canon r9ed if states that in thls connection t~o Lc tals are 10 be built, one at hIagstah ana onother at the Canon, and that the me If road will prove one Of the mosi st' s.sctIye tourists resorts in the eoun- try.--Chslnpion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

Under Sheriff Thomas. who yisiIsu Mineral Greek this week on official ousi- ,rss brought home with hlm some i,e,ntiful and rich specimens Of carbon ots ora from the rnInes of Messrs. ShaN' ne o'o o-5 WcCsjIen. The specimens are literally sprinkied with horn silver, an5 look as if they would assay very high. It seems strange that VII. '-- fhs rich ore there IS m sight in tnls 'iuI. vopderfdl distTist TO company mas !, taken hold of the caroonste mines G tbe district. No better field for IeglI4 roSte .aining could be found.-En'er- prise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

There was a canal compauy recently organized iu this city that will start the boom s-booming sure. They nOs only have sn abundant supply Of water out they now control the land to iTrEate with t, Several thousand acres Of reh agricultural land will be brought under cultivation and the fact demonstrate that Tucson has pearls of great price to be had for the gathering.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To W. Fl. Smith You arc hereby notified that the undersigned has expended during tLe year ending December 'i, ls-d, one hundred dol lars m the performance of the annual labor upon the Bernard mine situated m tho trs sie,- yille mining district. County Of Pima, Terri tory If ArIr0na and recorded In the County ks- corders office Book W, Record or Mlnes, pages T g- and a- m order to hold the same. re suired by Section 2SA of the Revised sthtate- of the United States; and your prOpOrtlon of ths amount SD expended and due to the undersigned is ffry dolars. and f yoa, your heirz or assigns. fan to contrisCte yOur proportion of the sG 9. axuended within ninety days after th- publlca tion of tlis uOtIce, your interest m saIt Bernar mine stil Hecou+ the property of your co owner, tha urtarsiyred, who has made such eNpeudi' turs. BERNARD NOdI.
 Tucson February 7th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Resolutions of Respect by the Junior
 Pioneers.

Resolutions or Respect by me JGhioT
 Pioneers.
 WHEREAS. in view Of the loss We have sustained by the decease O. our friend and eszocIgte. Wm. 5. Oury, and of the still heavier loss sustained by those who were nearest and dearest c. him, tEcre- fore be 1t
 Resolved. that IL is but just tribute to the memory of the departed V say that in regrettiGg his removal from ouF midst we mourn for one who was, ID every way, worthy Ol our respect and re- gard. Resolved, that We sincerely condo!e with the family of the deceased on the dispensation with which 1t has pleased Divine Providence to sfiliot them. and commend them for consolation to hlm who orders all things for the best' and whose chastisements are meant ID mercy, Resolved. thGt this heart felt testi- monial of our sympathy and sorrow be forwarded to the family of our departed friend by the secretary of this society. and published in the daily papers oi
 If. DRACHMAN,
 II. MEYER,
 REYES PkCHo,
 Committee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
nEECHEK's FAVOEITE

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 IfI should die tonight. M- F-;anog would look upon mF qulet lace. Before they lad it m its resting place ar5 deem that Geath had lett lt "a ll pst Ialr' s-,5 layIrg snow hlt @ overs against mp ah.f' xy,,,lf s-Yoofh II down with fearful tenderness Al foid my hands WItl lingering csr-s-
 poor hands, so empty aud 30 cold tonight
 IT should die tonight, . s,v friar5s would call To nIrd with loving S,-,s t;Tdiy deeds the icy hand had wrought S5,,-.e -enfIs words the frozen lips had sal4 Frrarcs on which the VI slne !" naa n ted' Ir It,' ',,,.r,,,,ry of my eelhshuess and pflde-
 And so i would be loved and mourned to-
 night.
 I,I should die tonight. Even hearts estranged would 'urA O40e Ni''e " p.osIling other days remorsef1l!y,, I'fs ayas that chIll me wit H'eTted -4hhce WSpId hook upon me as or gore, perci1h'1' a,f softan in the old familiar Vay, a-r .bo coIld WAT with dumb. unconscioas
 clay: sil e., ,;,b- Oh rr.ands. l pray tonight. ,- O' VI ,,, y,,r ki.sas for my dead, cold brow, IA, neep p, @ :. IoneIy-let me feel them now. --t1 4tls '. a, a,,atl, of me: l al travel w0ru; a-i.H .sts faat er. pierced vIth many thorn, Ms lal.e' ~ -t Iarrts estranCci, forgive plead S, n1i B Ices rest is ul ne sha.l not Eecd Ibs tenderness for winch long to-night-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Quick Work.
tNosale5 Nsvs.I

Last night the Tucson stage arrived here at r. o'clock, having on board Thos. !. Harrison and Mary I. Cargille, who on arriving sent immediately Tor Justice of the Peace. A. ?. Crawford and were united n marriage 0. Nelson Is Hotel Gt half pas. one o'clock thls morn ing. This we cal luIck woIE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
'oSG pr THE lBRoKES BRAKEMAN.

SONG pr THE lBRoKES BRAKEMAN Brake. brake, brake On the Panhandle cars oh brakeman. batthe gOods that are shippei on the company carr Thou never, oh, never shouldst take, man For it's O for the b-aketnan flip. And it . Q for tks county iail. blt the fellow who didn't have time Co skip. Will never get out on bail. Brake, brake, brake. New men m the place of the old onr-. But the days when yOu'll make such another hat brake Wall be most internally colt ones.
 -Pitt-hur- Leader
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

Mrs. II. Schmiediny vii. only remsin n this city a short time, and those who wish to take lessons m em0rolieFy should not deiAy until It is ioo late Orders are also taken for emoroideries' Stone Avenue, south of Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
A c A R D.

To all who arc suffering from tho errors and iafiserct.ons Of youth. nervous weakness early decay. lossof manhood. Re, I will sent recipe thGi EiIl curO yoG. FREE or CHARGE ThIs grsas remedy was discovered by missionary Tn South America Send a scltEitressed envelope to the REv. JosEPH T. ISGAS. SlG.fOa Q. Nsls T9rE cis,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Die

At Sonora, California, April 2Ith. le'l' R.H. TOwle, Father of Mrs VIII, Cn!- yer and Waiter ?. Towle of Tucson aged 6l years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
GOSSIP

AIr, John Mclean of tae Cincinnati Enquirer spends g. good deal ei hl5 time here now. HIs new home ou M,C- Pherson rq1are !s beautiful one, and Ee seems to be eBj ping it. Nau can see him almost any fias dsy walking ao1at ,he streets Ei;h EI- zite upon hIs arm. gazing in the shop windows as they pass or walking over to ;he Bsa.e nelslon or Washington McL1an's home only a couple of squares from McPherson square.
 The wives Of the cabinet members continue their Wednesday afternoon receptions. and their homes sre usually crow dei 0n these fine spring days.
 The customary weekly idiccy called 8 soaper hunt came of OF Monday, tart ing from the residence of one of the members of the Russian legation and ending at Secretary WhitRey's county residence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Notice Of FOTf3iGF8
TERRITORY oF sElzoS
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
.INvALIDS 6 OTHERS
 SEEKING Health, Strength ana Energy,
 SHOULD Avoid Drugs, Secret Medicines, Etc.
 AND SEND FOR "The Review" or Health & Strength Regained, AN ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL Published For THEIR BENEFIT.
Published For THEIR BENEFIT.
It Treats on Health, Physical Culture and
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And complete Encyclopaedia Orf-aon or srrs -alaaa- ity afflicted o1s standinc chrome. nervous si. that bears health ca t-gpiIs- pages and the 41s rY - persons and uvsiids who have despaired Aa' vlu able information IS volunteered a wac ~ e. y advice No similar work has ever been pubIs-e person should havsi;.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
A yoic.no

Word comes from Fort Huachuca 'ha a dense column of smoke roe above the Sau Jose mountain, on the Sonora line near Fort Huachucs. after the earth quake Of yesterday, and nt night the top fl the cone was Bhsme. A there ls DO timber on that mountain, and Inc hills in the vicinity are covered with lays, there can be no doubt th6, 1t is au ac- tive volcano. Gen. Forsyth vii make an examination to-dsy to determine the character O! the phenomenon. The Fnoke yesterday could be plainly seen from the city and last night the flames were visible, out they were supposed to be in the Whetstones or the Dragons. II IS not improbable that the old crater hes been stirred 10 renewed activity by the earthquake.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court. Pima County, Arizona In the matter Of the s-tate of Cornelius Ryan, deceased,
 Sotior IS her,.hy given by the undersigned ad- uiuistra'or of the estate of C. Ryan de- ceased. Co the creditors of, and all persons hay ing claims against the sad o,occGsed, Co exhibit the same with the rrcessRry vOuchers, within ten months after tne hr-l publication ut thus notice, to the said administrator af thr store of L. ZeckondOrf 1 Co. Main street, Tucson Arizona
 ALBERT STEINFFLD,
 Administrator of the e-tafs Of
 Cornel.u- Ryan, decesssd Dats,i April [. Iss7 as-iw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

The weekly circular of John Nahl x Co says: There has been quite diver sity of opinion as to the true condition of inc lead market during the week, and ibe situation has been Rn enigma 10 all exe.pting actual operators, who had 0 hand m the hammering. and were ln- strupentsl in creating the perpieAlly svistipg at the close. Marke. opened steady at about Sl,Oj, but sold down. under heavy offerings, 10 Si. and rum prs bav, l. that over lOU0 tons were taken bv home end a iacent buyers at latter fgu,s. The HnnlhilatlDg work is as cribsd prlneipRlly to one operator, sI- tbourh evidence goes 10 show lending hand mas been held out to hlm Oy lev others. To the conservative element or .bs lead fraternity, the break IS soieI! 1pvrarranted, and an early reaction ho' st all improbable. It is true. corroJeFs momentarily suffer 6 Hull. since tnelt baqyy February and March seles' out aIl are running on full time and report fs;r transactions. Accumulated stocks ;n buud of Western holders are HsnI' as reported in our last, and those st ~ rue le ssah6ard unusually go. Actual New York stocks. as given by suppo.et Tell-iuforrned party, will probably not aggregate 1000 tons, and half ot tnls even ,s forsiyn and Richmond. winch ls prH- cticglly held out of market.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
!te rand wi.l play Ard all be gay. -a-s pIculc day iLv ghtk of May.

., l'. Ferry will take all who desire to ''-'' one dollar the round trip.
 p- east. D. T. Elmore came in from tse r.-.a1s ,- l.lta1s Yesterday and returned this T,.. T-'Ls, He has just returned from q t,.. '. est during which time the Tor s-5 nd Ainlng Company was organized e- ssosorbed eleven claims including s-s 'es'e Benton. New hosting works s..oW .oW @ the road for the mines, and isa sg, g mn viii be constructed this us,Oh Ohe Of the properties belonging to bas, 1,l- l- pauy, that Was thought to have e t5Alslsted when a fault was reach bz.t as ..s Slloe proved to be one of the lsTs, --.aes .tl5 ID the group. and at water vi5s 'ae ledge is over tweuty-three feet p5s.,sld s' ana hig2 grade ore with frequent cg,.r,s.CI cr's oI native silver. The TortilIta ps-t, .A9y <. Till soon become a dividend aert '- ,S' .H'' Elmore retains it's manage ;4e 45, p,o, hs has thoroughly developed al tbe fb,YpeLues ites snd made them pay for gu..e . e1pense incurred, besides adding
 's0u 10 the cash ir the treasury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Arizoaa News Coud a .e.!.

c. 4. ELLIOTT, P. I
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-16
Drawing Lots for Death.
From Notes aud Queries.

rom -NpttS tfttt EtttFttS-
At the first reference is a note signed J. S.
giving an account of the drawing lots by the
officers of the English army during the Ameri-
can war to decide who should be surrendered to
General Washington to suffer death in re-
taliatiOn for the execution of a rebel captain by
a Royalst Officer.
The writer gives a list of the British officers
who drew lots on that occasion and among the
names is given that Of "Sir Charles Morgan
This Sir Charles Morgan was my father His
name, however, at that time was not Morgan
as he die not assume the name of Morgan till
1892. He was then Captain Charles Gould, of
the Coldstream Guards, and have often heard
INN narrate the circumstances of the case,
which are just what are here reported, and
having recorded them, will give a copy of my
notes, which made at the time.
Capt. Charles Gould, afterward Sir Charles
Morgan, second baronet. was gaZetted ensign in
the COldstream Guards, Nov. 21 I'M, lieutenant
and captain, March % 1871 captain and lieuten-
ant colonel, May Il, 1890, and retired Dec. 4,
1872 when he assumed the name of Morgan. He
left England for America Dec. 81, 1880, and on
Oct. 10. 1881, he was, with 5000 of the British
army, taken prisoner at Yorktown. and after
eight months his family were able to procure an
exchange for him. and he returned to England.
He mentioned the circumstance of the drawing
lots, but, far as | can recollect only men
toned the names of three officers of the Guards.
AsGill Ludlow and Perrin who drew lots which
SnOuld be Shot by the French Americans The
lot fell on Asgill, and Capt. Gould was, on his
return to England, the bearer of the sad intelli-
gence to his mother Lady Asgill, who was very
intimate with his family.
On arriving at the house of Lady Asgill he
was shown into room where Lady Asgll and
another lady were seated, and when he made
the sad communication both ladies swooned
away and fell, as it were. lfeless on the floor.
The surprise and horror of the servant, who was
Immediately summoned by Capt. Gould, may
well be imagined when, on entering the apart
ment, he found the two ladies apparently life
less on the floor, thinking that Capt Gould had
murdered them Assistance however and rp-
storatives were quickly at hand, but the shock
was necessarily very great. 1t fortunately hap
pened that Lady Asgill had great influence with
the Queen of France, who succeeded in prevent
ing the sentence being carried into execution.
Sir Charles Morgan was born in the reign of
George H., and died in 1847; and there is, there
fore, no clear generation between the reign of
George H. and myself. OCTAvIUs MORGAN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-16
The Case of Ex-senator Jones.

Before the Florida Legislature met there
was some expectation that ex-senator
Charles w Jones would be a candidate for
| reelection. This expectation was based
upon statements furnished by himself No
! body, however, thought that he had any
chance of getting the nomination, and it is
probable that he himself never seriously con-
templated seeking a reelection 1t really
looks as if he never intended to return to
Florida, although it is impossible to make
any sort of a reliable guess about the course
a Iuan who has acted as Mr. Jones has will
take. 1t is doubtful if there is a case in the
political history of the country that is SINH
lar TO that Of his.
As far as any one appears to know he had
no cause to absent himself from the Senate
during an entire session. He was rather
popular in the Senate and enjoyed an excel
lent reputation for ability and close atten-
ton TO his Senatorial duties He does not
appear to have had any mental trouble that
untitled him for the discharge of his duties.
His sudden departure for Detroit, therefore,
and his remaining there without any regular
employment are mysteries which no one
pretends to know anything about. 1t is
clear that he has not lost any Of his mental
vigor A speech on the tariff question
which he made a few weeks ago shows that
his mind is as clear as it ever was
1t is assumed that he is held in Detroit by
the bonds of love, and that, although he
knows that there is no prospect for him to
win the consent of this lady to a marriage
with him, he hasn't the necessary will power
to leave the city in which she lives If this
be his actual condition there ought, of
course, be a great deal of sympathy for him,
though not of the kind that would insist on
giving him another term in the Senate.
That his case is peculiar one no one can
doubt The newspaper man who succeeds
in finding out the true cause Of his strange
conduct will earn reputation that will give
him high place in his profession. There
is no doubt that Mr.. Jones still has many
warm friends in Florida, and that they
would gladly see him back in his law Office
in Pensacola determined TO make the most
Of the balance of his life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-16

It's time for girls to Shed the seal,l;in sacques
Boston Courier.
1,..
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III, - wi i9o' lit "'''''' Co"'"'o'C'" DUO
GoOT NAME vas more worth as a barrel of
name 9iu ON LoI e Poqy ven 9lpl W5eh Aoq put
'''' '''''''
A SENSATIONAL head-liner in a contemporary
writes The peopa sit down on them in thun-
der tones 1t makes fellow feel fat to have
the people sit down on" him but TO do SO in
thunder tones" is a heavy set.-Cbic0g0 Inter
Ocean.
tyr a,o,.o c,o ,,,,,, .t,I ,,o,ir,,,,.o r,,,,i.
and never complain, but if he is obliged to carry
a scuttle of coal IN two fights of stairs his FAM
lily will not hear the last of il for several DAYS
Wherefore is this d-RHs.
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ofciai; Vie r." 'Cls W'a d. I sac ng9
,Whv do Won tbirl, 81, Won, o,,,t l-,,c,,. tor do
youy' ~ ~ ~ W.
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set. - WdShj1,qtOt CRITIC
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sold nD9 y2& 9e SGu weather!
a,IyynI ii1iit'V . pi l"''A 20 auQtHer ~
bl y 49,. - lIII'H ~ N1' We ItPiy. We
and if it , pr ' I,t LIZ ", ioi ttte Gays
lna ., 1911 ~ w., l,l nave ltie sitsIacSloh
an Hl, an s' nfit5 tae 1olJ5u 1t ana are
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ma We i'N0' "'u' ~ '"Ae any nieoicihe'
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pI "trel VINO Knows no" 10 govern chndren)-
Won viii h. n,It I 10 j' our iecie at once
4G 3 Mlli " pun 70 otd WITHOUT taxing II at all
Ho'Pe'S b"~or'
OMAHA DAMB-Of all thingsl Dir Blank. the
dry goods man. has bought that beautiful
no Snto &C. OF H. we Va Wy, ., s.5
o,tb u y, ;,Is iio can ven aioru TO- he Is
savVb1 u ~ lie =. a. i,;.., -,
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- 49, 500 iil''T Il III ms "t'SiiieSs
baIou cost : a. ~ IA, 9J"aNS selling GOODS
wv" O'7'' --N"''"" ""''H.
Now, ycuIEay, Mt Nrhsv. thst YOU stood out
side, and lo8ging over TIE fence saw the de-
PENDANT here strike Mr. Smithg'
Yes, sab. -
How tall are you, Kolhy?"
,r bom' t IN LOO, LOO IN q san
stand and LII, 80 - ~ PleaSs, now you can
- go '+aI, % TX TX q y, Ieict;
~ SfFfYjf'f''' SUR HP''
TIE Sick PhbhSRi4- Doctor bto professional
nurse( We'll. how IS 'he this MORNING?
Nluse-Weaker, doctor. Been very low all
night, and looks now like he was comatose.
DOSol-HOH is his tenIptraturpy
NuTse-One hundred and two degrees.
Doctor-How's his circulation
Patient with fearful yell-Biggest in New
York Biggest in the universe, Want an aft
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-16
An Erudite Maid.
From Puck

Helena Halstead Herrick was an erudite young
maiden,
Who lived in Boston, where, It's said much
erlldition grows;
With a weight of wondrous learning was her
youthful mind o'erladen,
And, to her, a bloom meant Botany, and not a
simple rose.
She translated Greek and Sanscrit and she ''did
undo the Persian
Carlyle and Herbert Spencer helped to feed
her hungry brain;
While for trashy, Eighty writers she professed
a great aversion,
And turned her Grecian nose aloft with inf
mite disdain.
She explained with perfect clearness all her
views on evolution,
And told with modest pride about her first
ancestors birth
His pre- Adamite and globulite and airy constitu-
ton
When first he formed himself to live upon this
sordid earth.
She entered a Chautauqua class to stuff herself
with knowledge,
And studied many mouldy books she could
not understands;
And all the brilliant graduates from Yale and
Harvard College.
Declared she was the brightest girl throughout
their Yankee land.
Indeed when all the world was dark her beacon
burned most brightly;
What think you she was coming through the
secret midnight hourSy
Why, the novels by The Duchess most frivolous
and spIightly,
Where the love talk and the nonsense and the
kisses came in showers.
MAUDE amulet ANDREWS.